Canada's retaliatory tariffs kick in tomorrow - then what?
Summary
Canada is set to impose retaliatory tariffs on over $27 billion in U.S. goods as trade tensions escalate, with experts warning of rising prices and job losses. The panel discusses how Canadians are largely supporting the government's firm stance, which has boosted Liberal momentum in recent by-elections. They analyze the political risks for both the federal government and opposition parties, noting that the trade war is reshaping national identity and influencing upcoming provincial elections in Quebec and Alberta.
Topics discussed
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Introduction: Labor Day and trade war context
Canada's retaliatory tariffs take effect
Economic impact: prices and job losses
Public sentiment and political pressure on US
PM Carney's strategy and long-term outlook
Targeting US swing states ahead of midterms
Strategy of waiting out the US administration
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By-election results and Conservative challenges
Opposition dynamics and future US politics
Liberal momentum and Carney's recruitment
Quebec election and Alberta referendum impacts
Listener call-in: How do you feel about Canada?
Panel reflections on Canadian identity and unity
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